irrefutably

/ɪɹᵻfjˈuɾəbli/ adv

In an irrefutable manner; beyond the possibility of refutation.

Word Origin Irrefutably comes from irrefutable, from ir- 'not' + refutable. Refute is from Latin refutare 'to beat back, rebut', from re- 'back' + futare 'to beat'. So to refute is to beat back an argument. The root futare also gives us confute (to beat down, disprove). So irrefutably means in a way that can't be beaten back — undeniable.

adv In an irrefutable manner; beyond the possibility of refutation.

The evidence presented in court was irrefutably linked to the defendant.

(副词) 无可辩驳地;不容置疑地

法庭上提交的证据与被告有着无可辩驳的联系。

(adverbio) irrefutablemente; inegablemente; incontrovertiblemente; de forma irrefutable [De manera irrefutable; más allá de la posibilidad de refutación.]

La evidencia presentada en el tribunal estuvo irrefutablemente vinculada al acusado.

(adverbe) irréfutablement; de manière irréfutable; incontestablement; de manière incontestable [De manière irréfutable ; sans qu'il soit possible de réfuter.]

Les preuves présentées au tribunal étaient **irrefutably** liées à l'accusé.

(Adverb) unwiderlegbar; unbestreitbar [auf eine unwiderlegbare Weise; ohne Möglichkeit der Widerlegung.]

Die im Gericht vorgelegten Beweise waren **irrefutably** mit dem Angeklagten verknüpft.

(副詞) 反論できない方法で、論破できないように

法廷で提示された証拠は、被告と反論の余地なく関連づけられていた。

(advérbio) irrefutavelmente; incontestavelmente; inquestionavelmente; inequivocamente [De maneira irrefutável; além da possibilidade de refutação.]

As provas apresentadas no tribunal estavam irrefutavelmente ligadas ao réu.

Word parts: ir + re + fut + able + ly

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